El Paraíso

In Paradise, the greatest luxury was already there long before the tables and the beach beds arrived. Paradise Beach offers one of the most recognizable landscapes in Tulum, with clear sand, palm trees, and that Caribbean tone that makes it quite difficult to pay attention to anything else. The restaurant and the beach service accompany the day with an informal proposal of food and drinks designed to be enjoyed near the water. Fish, seafood, and fresh flavors naturally fit with a day that will probably have more than one interruption to return to the sea. The experience is less theatrical than that of many clubs in the hotel zone. Here you don't need to build too much around the landscape because the landscape has already done much of the work. Arriving, finding shade, and leaving sandals near the table remains a perfectly valid plan. Calling a beach Paradise might seem like a dangerous promise. Then the Caribbean appears in front, the water changes blue with the sun, and the name starts to seem quite reasonable. Sometimes, the best design is simply not to get in the way of the place.